Josh Goodman: “The world needs more random generosity; If someone is having a bad day, one small act could change their whole day for them”

Next time you’re getting a coffee or a meal, give the cashier an extra $10 or $20 and tell them to pay for the order of the person behind you. The world needs more random generosity. If someone is having a bad day, that one small act could change their whole day for them.

As part of my series about the leadership lessons of accomplished business leaders, I had the pleasure of interviewing Josh Goodman.

Josh grew up in Chester, Virginia. He received a football scholarship to play Linebacker at Shippensburg University, where he set the career solo tackles record. Prior to founding the company in 2009, he worked in Business Development with Modis, an IT Staffing firm. He was responsible for building the Baltimore Metro market for the company. He landed several blue-chip accounts that took that market from non-existent to top producing market in a matter of 24 months. His wife, Janette (Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee) and their 2 children, Tyler and Brianna, live in Northbrook…